Part 1 The Topics About Chinese Tourism Culture
Chapter 1 Introduction to China
Chapter 2 History of China
Chapter 3 Population and Nationalities of China
Chapter 4 Political System of China
Chapter 5 Religions of China
Chapter 6 Local Products
Chapter 7 The Silk Road
Chapter 8 Chinese Gardens
Chapter 9 Traditional Chinese Festivals
Chapter 10 Chinese Cuisine
Chapter 11 Traditional Chinese Medicine
Chapter 12 Wushu and Taijiquan
Chapter 13 The Pelting Opera
Chapter 14 Confucius and Confucianism
Chapter 15 The Chinese Painting, Calligraphy and Seal-cutting
Chapter 16 The Chinese Marriage Custom
Chapter 17 Chinese Architecture
Chapter 18 Education and Public Health in China
Chapter 19 The Four Great Inventions of China
Chapter 20 Chinese Paper-cutting
Chapter 21 Spoken Chinese
Chapter 22 Chinese Characters
Chapter 23 The Chinese Dragon
Part 2 The Famous Tourist Destinations with Rich Chinese Culture
Chapter 1 The First Group of 24 Historical and Cultural Cities of China (1982)
1. Beijing
2. Chengde
3. Datong
4.NanJing
5. Suzhou
6. Yangzhou
7. Hangzhou
8. Shaoxing
9. Quanzhou
10. Jingdezhen
11. Qufu
12. Luoyang
13. Kaifeng
14. Jiangling (Jingzhou)
15. Changsha
16. Guangzhou
17. Guilin
18. Chengdu
19. Zunyi
20. Kunming
21. Daii
22. Lhasa
23. Xi'an
24. Yan'an
Chapter 2 The Other Key Cities of China
1. Changchun
2. Chongqing
3. Fuzhou
4. Guiyang
5. Haikou
6. Harbin
7. Hefei
8. Hohhot
9. Jinan
10. Lanzhou
11. Nanchang
12. Nanning
13. Shanghai
14. Shenyang
15. Shijiazhuang
16. Taiyuan
17. Taipei
18. Tianjin
19. Urumqi
20. Wuhan
21. Xining
22. Yinchuan
23. Zhengzhou
24. Hong Kong
25. Macau
Chapter 3 The Changjiang River, the Grand Canal and the Huanghe River
1. The Changjiang River and Its Three Gorges
2. The Grand Canal
3. The Huanghe River(The Yellow River)
Part 3 Appendixes
Appendix 1 List of National Parks of China
Appendix 2 China's Famous Historic and Cultural Cities
Appendix 3 List of World Heritage Sites in China
Appendix 4 A Brief Chinese Chronology
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